Human rights violations in Myanmar have deteriorated to alarming levels since the 1 February 2021 coup that brought a military junta to power
The war in Myanmar is being fought from the air and women and children end up under the bombs.
Five years after the atrocities in Myanmar, one million Rohingya people remain in perilous situations.
Hundreds of thousands of Rohingya, a Muslim ethnic minority group not recognized as legally residing in any country, are fleeing renewed violent persecution in Myanmar (Burma until 1989).
This article is a summary of the most recent report on Myanmar by the International Crisis Group, regarding the current situation in Rakhine State.
On the international day against gender-based violence, UNHCR highlights the importance of local projects to protect women from violence everywhere
18 September 2018
Established by Human Rights Council Resolution n. 34/22 in 2017, the Mission finds Myanmar top military generals allegedly responsible for genocide, crimes against humanity and war crimes.
